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IDENTIFICATION

______________________ 1. is a broad term that is typically used by law enforcement to describe

one or more forms of disturbance caused by a group of people.

______________________ 2. happens when one or group of persons take and carry away another
person, by force or fraud, without the consent of the person taken and without lawful excuse.

______________________ 3. are threats having elements of human intent, negligence, error and
involving a failure of a system.

______________________ 4. refers to the discoloration of water bodies due to the presence of a

high level of “bloom” of a group of algae called dinoflagellates, which are toxic and responsible
for paralytic shellfish poisoning (PSP).

______________________ 5. is an interruption of normal sources of electrical power.

______________________ 6. is a declaration of an intention to destroy or injure the target by

means of a bomb.

______________________ 7. is often caused by engineering failures such as under-design of

structural components, by corrosion attack and by aerodynamic resonance in structures.

______________________ 8. One of the hazards associated with a laboratory

______________________ 9. These hazards are caused by criminal and human violence which
pose threat to the security of a great number of people, and may be motivated by political or
economic reasons.

______________________ 10. are events that pose a threat from the surrounding environment
encompassing the broad spectrum of acute and chronic effects of industrial, agricultural and
naturally occurring microorganisms, chemicals and radiation in our soil, water, air, food, and
wastes.